That is a terrible return on investment.As others have said, the only way his plan works is if you have a very high income (doctors, lawyers, etc.) or you are buying very cheap properties (10-50K homes in the hood or rural areas).

@Tyler CagliaIn other words, you prefer to replicate what the crowd in Walmart is doing instead of listening to the opinions of 10 doctors because the doctors disagree.

I would just encourage everyone on this thread to do some due diligence and explore how other successful and reputable real estate companies/landlords are navigating through this pandemic, and to conduct some research before you start making decisions based on a Biggerpockets post by a guy in plaid shorts claiming he is a real estate "specialist".Just FYI  Andrey is a Doctor  :)  Andrey see my post about some Colleagues of mine waiving the rent for the traveling nurses in their apartments.. 

A Man goes to the Doctor and says, "Doc, It hurts when I raise my arm". 

Those 2 groups are; bankers and doctors (specifically epidemiologists). 

I do have a doctor friend that has been buying business notes for years.

Even though she screenshot the paperwork from the doctor to show me she had the virus, I did not feel it was as serious as some cases are, and thought it was probably another reason to pay rent late.  

So many investors have horror stories related to contractors flaking out, and it typically stems from hiring the cheapest crews possible (this would never be the goal for your CPA, doctor, attorney, etc). 

Go to the DFGNoodles website and contact us through the contact page or contact me through biggerpockets2) she has contact to a non profit that is specifically looking for housing for nurses and doctors because they can’t go home.

Would you choose the doctor who did the procedure once a decade, or even twice a year, or the doctor that does the procedure numerous times every month and is reading and educating themselves on cancerous tumors on a daily basis.